Sedalia Area Personal Notes Highlight Holiday Travels
Local residents report visits and returns from holidays with relatives across Sedalia and nearby towns. Names include Howard Bradley, Bramberg family, Watson Haynes, Miss Inez Snyder, Miss Elliott Yost, Miss Frankie Ragsdale, H A Barnes, Ralph Derr, Geo Marsden, Mrs. John DeLong, Mrs. Beebe, Misses Frankey and Maud Laney, and others visiting from Atchison, Lamonte, Green Ridge, Elston, and St. Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cross
Lamonte
Inez Snyder
Ikkansas City
Yesterdy
West Oorth Street
Chas. Gross
Hattie
Atchison, Ias
H. A. Barnes
Elston
Ralph Derr
St. Joe
Damon Porter
Geo. Marsden
Walter Brill
Kansas City
John DeLong
Herbert
Atchison, Kas
Sedalia
Beebe
Atchison
Kkas
Lulu DeLong
Frankey
Maud Laney
Green Ridge
John Anderson
Mrs Crawford Hosted Pleasant South Wheatulay House Party
The Crawford residence on South Wheatulay street hosted a Saturday evening party in honor of Mrs Crawford's brother Fletcher Walmsley of Mexico City Mexico. Guests enjoyed progressive euchre prizes and refreshments including baked goods and assorted dishes. Out of town attendees included Harry Doyle St Louis John A Walmsley East St Louis Hl H Hyatt Kirkwood Miss Mable Hain and Mrs E B Levens Nevada Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
South Wheatulay Street
Dooley
Wi. Glass
KE. E. Levens
Nevada
Harry Doyle
St. Louis
John A. Walmsley
East St. Louis
Hl. H. Hyatt
Kirkwood
Mable Hain
E. B. Levens
Clothes and the Main Cloths and the Main
A New York Times observation notes that clothing affects perception and behavior. A man who daily wears a rusty suit and derby shifts to fine broadcloth and patent leather on clear days, walking proudly while others dodge him, and even dismisses a youth with a pompous, Let me pass, my lad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Street
New York Times
Missourians in Danger as Fez Conflict Rages
United States Consul at Tangier cables concern for safety of Christians in the interior as imperial army returns and is repulsed by Pretender forces near Fez with about two thousand killed. Several American missionaries reside at Fez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
United States
Tangier
Morocco
Fez
Press Gang to Use Tribune Building in Jefferson City
Hugh Stephens editor of the State Tribune has completed interior improvements in the Tribune building to host the press gang this winter during the legislature. He invites newspaper men planning to be in Jefferson City to report the session and use the Tribune office as headquarters across from Western Union and Postal telegraph offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Hugh Stephens
State Tribune
Jefferson City
Tribune
Stephens
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Metropolitan Papers
Business Men's Club Meeting At City Hall
A called meeting of the Business Men's Club is scheduled for 7:50 PM at City Hall. The gathering aims to decide on a hosiery company's proposed local location and seeks broad attendance to reach definite answers before January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
Violent Deaths Reported Across Greater New York
Eight people died in New York City area incidents today. Causes included gas poisoning from self harm, carbolic acid, wood alcohol, falls, and a suicide attempt in a police station. Names include Mrs. Mary Clarke and Mary Stack with other victims identified by age and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Clarke
Beverly
George Simon
Jacob Schwartz
Mary Stack
Whitonville
Mass
Mary Serles
Henry Bunkey
Jealous Druggist Shoots Wife at Deer Creek
George Coulter a local druggist in Deer Creek Kingfisher County shot and badly wounded his wife amid jealousy over alleged infidelity with a saloon keeper. He was arrested, jailed in Pond Creek, and claimed amnesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfisher
Okla
Deer Creek
George Coulter
Coulter
Pond Creek
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Cures
A promotional blurb questions the origin of Rocky Mountain Tea’s power and urges readers to try it, attributed to W. E. Bard Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Family Joy and Health
Advertisement from W. F. Bard Drug Company touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a great family remedy and the center of happy home life, framing it as the essential spring of joy for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Tea
W. F. Bard Drug Company
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Taylors
Howard Bradley
John A. Bradley
Bramberg
S. l. Hastings
Watson Haynes
Bri
William Haynes
City
T. F. Sullivan
Houston
Texas
Walter Goodin
Nevada Mail
Vvili Ceel
Warrensburg
Assembly Hall
Wednes
Walch
Squire Anderson
Pres Irons
McCormick
N. M. McMullen
Lookout
Isaac Stratton
B. H. Johnson
Dowell
Tex
Gro. W. Crockwell
L. B. Price Mercantile Co
Hannibal
Matt, Jr
Louis
Psia Co
Aan Ave
Mrs. Crawford
Fletcher Walmsley
Business Men's Club Meeting
Bulleton Health
Sterting Remedy Company
Chicago
McLaughlin Bros
Ohio Street
P. A. Cessna
Lamine and Mo. P. Ry
Indict & Renie
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